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Old 08-10-2006, 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted by roundscreen
Now I am wondering what chassis is in my 60s sears color set. When did warwick stop making tv chassis?
Ed
They made the console Sears sets at least through the end of the tube-type years. The portables (color and B&W) started going Toshiba and Sanyo in the 60s, but there were also portable Warwick color sets at the same time. The newest Warwick I can think of at Sears would be a VERY few solid state Warwicks with modules in the early-mid 70s.

There IS an exception to this: There were a bunch of RCA-built color chasses in Sears TVs in the late 50s-early 60s. But the newest I ever saw was a CTC-12. And I mean a true RCA chassis; not a Warwick copy with the big round shield can on top of the HV cage.

To directly answer your question, I say probably 1973 or 4.

If you put a picture or drawing of your set, I bet I, or someone here, can tell.

Charles
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